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built-in |
built as a permanent part of something larger; not able to be moved. |
disability |
If you have a disability, you have a condition that makes it difficult or impossible to do something that most other people can do. For example, some people have a physical disability that makes it difficult for them to walk. Some people have a disability that makes it difficult for them to learn things. Some people have a disability that prevents them from doing typical kinds of work. Some disabilities can go away with time and effort, and some disabilities are permanent. Scientist are always working on inventions that can help, though. |
fixture |
something fixed into place as a permanent part. |
installation |
a relatively permanent military camp. [1/2 definitions] |
mole2 |
a small, permanent spot on the skin. Moles are usually brown and sometimes slightly raised. |
permanent |
When something is permanent, it will last for a very long time or forever. [2 definitions] |
temporary |
for a short time; not permanent. |
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